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Cannot launch ESDebugger in VS Code

Engaged ,
Mar 10, 2022 Mar 10, 2022

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I installed the Adobe ExtendScript Debugger extension for Visual Studio Code on Windows 10x64.

When I then create a .jsx file and try to debug the file, I get the following exception:

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Runtime Error: Error Code# 1302: Element doesn't exist @ file '/d/Documents/Visual%20Studio-Projekte/ExtendScript/test.jsx' [line:1, col:NaN]

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Adobe Employee , Mar 10, 2022 Mar 10, 2022

You could try the v2 of the Debugger, currently in prerelease. Please note: It's a total rebuild and a very different experience.

 

I'm a bit concerned about this post, maybe recent VSCode updates have made V1 impractical?

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You could try the v2 of the Debugger, currently in prerelease. Please note: It's a total rebuild and a very different experience.

 

I'm a bit concerned about this post, maybe recent VSCode updates have made V1 impractical?

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Thanks, @Erin F. , that does the trick!

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